The atoms in the rock begin joined together as molecules, when heated these individual molecules become less tightly bonded together and hence, flow as a liquid.
Depending on the type of rock these molecules may reform into a different crystalline structure than they started (as happens when limestone turns to marble).
As for the individual atoms, the only thing that happens to them is their electrons speed up and jump up energy levels, just like any other heated atom.
They will melt since they are made mostly of wax.
melt and burn
it will explode if your melting it on a fire
An atom itself does not melt. The substance made out of atoms melts when it gets to hot in temperature, and the increased energy in the atoms causes the substance to fall apart somewhat.
ice melts because the atoms inside them are stuck together and when it gets hot the atoms separate and the molecules(atoms) then become water vapour
no, the process only happens to igneous rocks
it shall melt
the rocks from the crust will melt
Yes heat could melt rocks
It depends on the kind of rock. some rocks explode and some rocks melt. It also depends on the amount of heat applied to the rock.
No. It's the Metamorphic rocks that melt and become magma.
It depends on the kind of rock. some rocks explode and some rocks melt. It also depends on the amount of heat applied to the rock.
no
Because the Upper Mantle has a molten layer that has MAGMA so thats why the rocks melt.
Ka boom!
Igneous Rocks - Rocks formed by crystallization from a melt (magma)
No all rocks are made of atoms.